Alma Viva
Send flowers to Morocco from Dubai
Working in Dubai while your family lives in Morocco? The Alma Viva Experience at 600 MAD (≈220 AED) bundles a seasonal bouquet, a personalized web page revealed by a QR code on a premium card, and free same-day delivery in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Casablanca. Outside those cities, the web page alone costs 300 MAD and travels worldwide by email.
Order from DubaiWhy Alma Viva when you live in Dubai?
Ten minutes between two meetings
Dubai life leaves little downtime, so our online studio fits around your schedule. About ten minutes on your phone — on the Dubai Metro or over lunch — and your order is on its way.
Fresh flowers in Morocco the same day
While you finish your workday in the Gulf, our florists compose a seasonal bouquet and hand it to your loved one in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Casablanca — the very same day, delivery included.
Your voice and your photos, not just flowers
The premium card tucked into the bouquet carries a QR code that opens your personalized web page: your words, your photos, a video recorded in Dubai and the music you chose. One scan, and the distance melts away.
How to order from Dubai
Open the online studio
From the Emirates, launch our AI-assisted creation studio: animated letter, photo gallery, video, day counter, music — you assemble your personalized web page scene by scene.
Pick the Alma Viva Experience
At 600 MAD all inclusive (≈220 AED), it covers the seasonal bouquet, the web page revealed by QR on a premium card, and free delivery. Pay with an international Visa or Mastercard through Stripe, secured by 3D Secure.
We deliver in Morocco
Enter your loved one's address in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Casablanca: our team delivers free of charge the same day, and the confirmation lands in your inbox while you are still at your desk in Dubai.
The Dubai expat's guide to flowering family back home
Mother's Day, Eid, new babies: be there without boarding a plane
Dubai hosts one of the largest Moroccan communities in the Gulf — professionals in luxury hospitality, aviation, trade and finance. The flip side of that fast-paced career is that most only fly home once a year, during the big summer holidays, sometimes less. Meanwhile, life in Morocco keeps moving: Mother's Day comes and goes, Eid is celebrated without you, your father's birthday falls on a Tuesday packed with meetings in Business Bay. Emirates and flydubai connect you to Casablanca in seven to eight hours, but annual leave cannot be conjured on demand.
Alma Viva was built for exactly those moments. Instead of saving all your affection for the summer trip, you have a seasonal bouquet delivered on the precise day it matters: the birth of your sister's baby, your mother's sixtieth birthday, the morning of Eid. The premium card nestled among the flowers hides a QR code; when your family scans it, a personalized web page opens, telling them through photos, video and music everything the distance keeps you from saying in person.
Paying in UAE dirhams and tracking your order from the Gulf
Ordering from Dubai is easier than you might expect. Payment runs through Stripe with an international Visa or Mastercard and 3D Secure authentication: the charge is in Moroccan dirhams — 600 MAD for the full Experience — and your Emirati bank converts it automatically, roughly 220 AED. No international transfer, no exchange office, no extra app to install. Your statement will simply show the equivalent in UAE dirhams at your bank's daily rate, exactly like any other online purchase you make from Dubai.
Tracking was designed with expats in mind too. Every step reaches you by email — order confirmation, bouquet preparation, delivery completed — and our team stays reachable on WhatsApp for any question. A welcome bonus: the time difference between Dubai and Morocco is only two to three hours depending on the season. When your mother receives her flowers at 11 am in Rabat, it is 2 pm for you in Dubai: you can video-call her right away and watch her reaction live.
Family outside Rabat or Casablanca? The web page on its own
Our florists deliver free of charge in Rabat, Salé, Témara and Casablanca. If your relatives live in Agadir, Fes, Tangier or a village in the Atlas, the bouquet cannot reach them yet — but the emotion can. The personalized web page on its own, at 300 MAD (around 110 AED), is sent by email as a link and a QR code and works anywhere in the world. Your family opens it on any smartphone, with no app to install, and finds your words, your photos and your music waiting for them.
This digital option even has advantages flowers do not: it can be shared in the family WhatsApp group, replayed endlessly, and it stays active for a full year. Many Moroccans in Dubai actually combine both formulas: the complete Experience at 600 MAD for a mother living in Casablanca, plus web pages at 300 MAD for the aunts in Marrakech or the brother settled in Montreal. One creative evening on your sofa in JLT or Deira, and the whole family is moved on the same day.
FAQ
How much does sending flowers to Morocco from Dubai cost in UAE dirhams?
The Alma Viva Experience costs 600 MAD all inclusive, roughly 220 AED depending on the exchange rate: seasonal bouquet, personalized web page revealed by QR on a premium card, and free delivery. You pay with a Visa or Mastercard through Stripe, and your bank handles the conversion automatically.
Can the flowers be delivered the same day?
Yes. For orders confirmed before 2 pm Morocco time — 5 pm in Dubai during summer — our florists deliver the bouquet the same day in Rabat, Salé, Témara or Casablanca. For a specific date such as a birthday, you can also schedule the delivery in advance.
Which Moroccan cities do you deliver to?
Delivery is free and included in the 600 MAD price in Rabat, Salé, Témara and Casablanca. These four cities cover a large share of the families of the diaspora working in Dubai and across the Gulf.
What if my relatives live in another Moroccan city?
Choose the personalized web page on its own for 300 MAD, around 110 AED. It is sent by email with a link and a QR code, opens on any phone anywhere in Morocco or the rest of the world, and stays active for one year.